At the end of 2024, Intel presented the second generation of its graphics cards, Intel Arc B-570 and the Intel Arc B-580Two graphics in the entry range with 10 and 12 GB of memory respectively, with which the blue team wants to make a place among users looking for an entry graph and which has been very well received for their right value for money.
When it seemed that Intel did not intend to launch models with greater performances to compete with Nvidia Y DmlaA rumor appeared which indicated a model identified as BMG-G31 with 24 GB of GDDR6 memory. A few weeks later, various sources stressed that this model had been canceled. However, today, we get up with other news than the latter denies.
The Intel Arc B series with 24 GB is under development
When it seemed that, for Intel, the most important thing for the moment is the PC with the AI, the identified appeared BMG-G31 Again, an identifier that could correspond to the B750,, B770 o B780 And this appeared in a sending manifesto to Vietnam, in particular, to the graph where the two second generation models arrived respectively in December and January are manufactured.
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This new graphic would have 24 GB of GDRR6 video memory and would initially be designed for productivity tasks in workstations and would be based on GPU BMG-21The same GPU found in the Intel B-570 arc and the Intel B-580 arc. Intel has never revealed what its future projects are on the dedicated graphics cards market, something, if AMD did in mid-2010 when it announced that it has completely forgotten the high market, leaving the whole cake.
A few days ago, the pilots of IGPU 130V Y 140V processors Core Ultra 200 which implement performance improvements up to 18% in terms of FPS number thanks to the integration of XE2, improvements which will soon reach the dedicated graphics segment, or at least that is what is expected.
When would it happen on the market?
Between May 19 and 21, in Computex 2025, Nvidia should launch the RTX 5060The entry graph of the RTX 50 series and which has 8 GB of RAM. AMD, on the other hand, will present the Radeon RX 9060 XTModel available in two variants of 8 and 16 GB of RAM which reaches the market as an alternative to RTX 5060 Ti available, also, in two variants.
As for the launch date of the Intel B-7XX graphic, if we take into account the fact that it is initially intended for work stations, it is possible that the company is not in a hurry to launch it on the market to compete directly with NVIDIA, because AMD did not launch more than 16 GB of memory.
Well, to speculate, it is very likely that it is only after the summer when it is launched on the market, perhaps, wait for the celebration of CES 2026 which is celebrated each year at the beginning of the year. What is clear is that in the coming months, we know more information on the development of this Intel High-End graphic model.
